Describe the What strategies, besides the use of learning styles, can a nurse educator consider when developing tailored individual care plans, or for educational programs in health promotion? When should behavioral objectives be utilized in a care plan or health promotion? A Nurse?s Role and Responsibility as Health Educator ? Assessment of the nurses own learning styles should first be assessed prior to creating a plan of care for a patient. ?Self-reflection, personal knowing, and the development of a personal self-care plan are all relevant practices for the professional nurse? (Whitney, 2018).
Developing an individual care plan for a patient should include an assessment of the lived experiences the patient has encountered prior to arriving at his current health status. Language barriers and English as a second language can have a negative effect on communication. The patients? level of literacy, culture, and environment are major factors in the assessment process. Behavioral objectives should be implemented into plan of care as soon as learning barriers and motivation level have been identified (Whitney,2018). Measurable objectives should be implemented. Evidence- based practice requires nurses to access and appraise evidence from nursing assessment and patient data to develop an objective.
The patient will list current dose of Metformin. Listing is the behavioral objective and action that describes the behavioral change.The patient will learn to promote health. The nurse needs to collaborate with healthcare professionals to promote behavioral changes. References Grand Canyon University (Ed). (2018).?Health promotion: Health & wellness across the continuum.?Retrieved from https://lc.gcumedia.com/nrs429vn/health-promotion-health-and-wellness-across-the-continuum/v1.1/ ? sample 2 Re: Topic 1 DQ 1 A?nurse?educator?s?role and responsibilities include?teaching and advocating for nurses?as well as patients.?They instruct aspiring nurses and offer guidance, which may include training in both practical and educational settings.
?When?developing?an?individualized?care plan?a?nurse?educator takes?many things into consideration. The?material?being taught, the level of?understanding, age, and?environment?should all be considered, when?attempting?to develop care plans or educational programs for health promotion.?Strategies such as creating games?and role play?situations?during educating are?also great?ways?for?educating?that a lot of nurse educators use to?liven?up dull material.?Behavioral?objectives?are specific guidelines, which are provided to nurses and medical staff, patients, and the family of patients?to?provide?the best care.?Behavioral?objectives?should be?utilized?when?discharging a?patient,?so they have?specific?step by step instruction?on how to properly continue their care on their own. ? ? References What does a Nursing Professional Development Specialist (Nurse Educator) do?